Symbolic Document
Symbolic Document

Affidavit Sample for Repatriation of Deceased Loved Ones

This affidavit is prepared to facilitate the repatriation of a deceased family member from abroad. In cases where a person passes away while working overseas, their family members may request the authorities to send the body back to Bangladesh for local burial. Such documents, notarized by a recognized Notary Public, are legally valid and simplify the administrative procedures.

I, Shamima Begum, W/O. Late Md. Farid Hossain, of Vill. & P.O. – Mirzapur, P.S. Chandpur, Dist. Chandpur, Bangladesh, by religion: Islam, by profession: Housewife, by nationality: Bangladeshi by birth, age: 27 years, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows:-

  1. That my husband, Late Md. Farid Hossain, Passport # R 0987654, was working under Al Salam Cleaning Services in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and passed away naturally on 12/08/2015.

  2. That I and other relatives of Late Md. Farid Hossain have expressed our desire to bring the deceased’s body to Bangladesh and bury him in our local graveyard. The respected authorities in Saudi Arabia are hereby requested to send the deceased’s body to Bangladesh and provide prior intimation to me.

  3. That all expenses related to the repatriation and burial will be borne by me and my family, and no financial liability will fall on any third party.

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Deponent

The deponent is known to me, identified by me and has signed in my presence

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Advocate

Advice:

Families planning to repatriate a deceased member should inform the relevant embassy or consulate early and prepare all required documents such as passport copy, death certificate, and police report. Notarization ensures that the affidavit is legally recognized and can facilitate customs clearance and local administrative procedures smoothly.

Note: This is only a sample; it is advisable to proceed with the guidance of a lawyer or experienced persons.
Courtesy: Team Shovonio
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